Bacardi
Rum Anejo Cuatro
| Size | 0,70 l |
|---|---|
| Alcohol content | 40.0% by volume |
| Area | Bermuda (Carribean Sea) |
| Product name | Rum Anejo Cuatro |
| Color | Iridescent, between apricot and gold. |
| Perfume | Discreet notes of vanilla, smoked oak, clove and honey with a soft finish. |
| Taste | Consistent on the palate with the nose, swelling and long lasting. |
| Region | Bermuda |
| Country | Carribean Sea |
Description
Bacardi Añejo Cuatro Rum, produced in Puerto Rico, celebrates the tradition and history of the Bacardí family, which began in 1862. This four-year-aged rum features subtle notes of vanilla, smoky oak, clove, and honey, with a smooth finish. Its color is iridescent, somewhere between apricot and gold. The palate is consistent with the nose, enveloping and long-lasting. A tribute to the resilience of the Bacardí family, which has overcome the challenges of fate while always keeping its spirit of freedom alive.
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12 - 14 °C.
- Start up year: 1862
Rum baron by day, partisan for freedom at night. Emilio Bacardí Moreau risked his life and all his belongings to help Cuba in its battle for independence from Spain. Arrested, exiled and imprisoned twice for his convictions and his refusal to support the Spanish government, his patriotism was rewarded on his return from exile, when he became the first freely elected mayor of Santiago de Cuba.
In 1919, the United States prohibited the production and sale of alcohol. Ai Bacardí came up with the idea of ??inviting the Americans to Cuba for legendary parties that lasted the whole weekend.
In 1960, the revolutionary regime of Cuba illegally confiscated all Cuban assets of the Bacardí company without offering any compensation and forced them to leave the country. The Bacardís lost their company and their home, but as it had in the past, they kept their spirits and re-started from scratch, in another place. Read more
